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Adam Lund, MD, MEd
Background The benefits of clinical networks are numerous and include better and more standardized patient care and less stress and more satisfaction for practitioners. In some situations, networks can eliminate the... Read More
Hundreds of mass gatherings—triathlons, adventure races, parades, concerts, and music festivals—take place throughout BC each year and, for the most part, they are safe and enjoyable community events. However,... Read More
I enjoyed “Sixteen diseases not to miss in the office,” by Dr Ian L. Mitchell in the March issue of the BCMJ (2006;48[2]:84-85). Point number 7, regarding myocardial infarction, struck a chord with me as... Read More
Acute Resuscitation and Crisis Management: Acute Critical Events Simulation (ACES). Edited by David T. Neilipovitz. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 2005. ISBN 0776605976. Paperback, 292 pages. $35. This book... Read More
I told my Grandma, a very wise woman indeed, that I had been asked to write an article in which I imagine what the next 100 years of medicine might have in store. She laughed and said, “I’ve seen the world go from the... Read More